Customs Dept identify owners of 105 imported vehicles who used fake documents

KUALA LUMPUR: The Customs Department has identified 105 vehicle owners who falsified documents as part of its investigation into undercollected duties for important vehicles in duty-free islands.

Deputy Finance Minister I Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan said the owners were found to have falsified documents proving residency and fraud related to their addresses.

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Dewan Negara , Customs , Duties , Fake Documents , Vehicles , Duty-Free Islands , Ahmad Maslan , Finance Ministry

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